MarocAtlas Gibraltar 4x4 Club

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I LOVE MOROCCO

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For all the Morocco lovers. Para todos los que aman Marruecos.

Location: Gibraltar
Members: 24
Latest Activity: Mar 3

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SOLIDARITY WITH MOROCCO.

Since 1994 when I first went to a 4x4 raid into Morocco I saw and got like bewitched by the country.We travelled through the most harshed and remote places on our 4x4 vehicle's,up the Grand Atlas were people still live in small villages with no electricity or running water,the place is over 2000 metres high and there is no much terrian for farming,they live from the goats and a few chickens.The men would ride their mules or donkeys to the nearest town that can be over 20 or 30 km's away for provisions which they exchange for their milk and cheese.

The hospitality of the people of the Atlas is so great that its breathtaking.We arrive to one household which is nothing but incredible!

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Comment by Marocatlasgib4x4 Club on December 2, 2021 at 23:34

Comment by Marocatlasgib4x4 Club on November 6, 2021 at 12:15: Only way to travel with your vehicle at the moment :(

Comment by Alfred Balban on March 27, 2021 at 17:43: Maroc & Découvertes

Happy Rest and Excellent Weekend to all the fans of this page!

Medina of Fez

Comment by Marocatlasgib4x4 Club on March 24, 2021 at 10:43: Follow the link to our album.

Last day at Tangier, Solidarity Raid 2013!

Comment by Marocatlasgib4x4 Club on February 28, 2021 at 23:41: #Andalus

Pictures that combine the architecture of the Moroccan-Andalusian civilization and the traditional dress of the Moroccan population

Comment by Alfred Balban on February 18, 2021 at 14:45: Hassan Les Petites Dunes

Comment by Marocatlasgib4x4 Club on April 21, 2018 at 12:53: Long time since the group has been used, hope members use it to show your favourite locations in Morocco for example!

Comment by Alfred Balban on September 22, 2013 at 22:01: The Magic of the sand!

Comment by Louis Balban on February 26, 2012 at 15:18: JUST A LITTLE SAY...

As an Islamic country, Morocco stands out distinctly for a significant reason. Due to the bold and strenuous efforts by King Mohammed VI, Islam in Morocco is rapidly turning out to be a tool to modernize and democratize the country. A revolutionary effort is on the way to reinvent the religion with a tolerant interpretation of the Koran. To aid this mission, the government has launched a website, a radio and a TV channel. Apart from this, religious dialogues are also held inviting the participation of elite public and religious heads. The recent efforts of the government strive to fuse Islam, modernization and civil rights.

Principles of sound democracy are heralded in Morocco and are already on their way to modernize the country. The new family code adopted by the parliament in 2003 has conferred equal status to women in marriage, children and property. Fighting against religious fanaticism and striving to modernize Islam, Morocco is emerging as a model for democratic Islam. Ethnically and culturally, one can say that today’s Morocco is the least Arabic among Arab countries.... :))